To be completed after signing up for Wikispaces AND joining the site (see Instruction Guide) - signing up/joining is due by the beginning of 9/10 class.
Think about the goals you devised on the first day. Now, think more carefully about them and add to them.
List three to five goals that you hope to achieve by taking this course.
These should be specific goals of what you hope to learn. "To complete a requirement" and "to do well" are general goals that everyone has, so think more about what you truly want to achieve.
Once you have written your goals, rank these goals in order on a 1-5 scale (1 being most important to you).
Take note that Daily Activities will be updated after each class, noting in-class activities and any assignments given. If you miss a class, this is where you go to catch up.
7) Introduce yourself by posting a Discussion Post to the class in the Chat Room.
Chat with other students who also post - get to know each other!
In addition to introducing yourself, include your thoughts on the previous articles.
Take note that participation in the Chat Room throughout the semester does count towards your course Participation grade. It can only help, not hurt, you.
Also note that this is an excellent place to ask questions - about assignments, readings, etc. Dr. T monitors the page.
This survey is designed to help instructors think about assignment design and the language that we use, particularly when expecting work related to information literacy. Your help is much appreciated!
9 If you finish with all this, take a look at Dr. T's page: Tracy, Dr. Kisha
Browse through the information and news links.
Leave a Discussion Post to Dr. T with a question, observation, comment about a news link, etc.
10)When everyone is ready, we will move on to the major course assignment: Medievalist for a Semester (look ahead if you have a chance; please read ALL checkpoint links).
Feel free to start work on completing Checkpoint 1 of Medievalist for a Semester if you are comfortable.
1) After reading/going over syllabus, fill out the Syllabus Statement of Acceptance.
2) Read through Rules of the Wiki.
3) Go to Getting to Know You.
4) Go to Goals for Course.
5) Go to Daily Activities.
6) Read:
7) Introduce yourself by posting a Discussion Post to the class in the Chat Room.
8) Go to Assignment Terminology Survey.
9 If you finish with all this, take a look at Dr. T's page: Tracy, Dr. Kisha
10) When everyone is ready, we will move on to the major course assignment: Medievalist for a Semester (look ahead if you have a chance; please read ALL checkpoint links).